US post-punk/darkwave act Balduvian Bears has dropped a new track, "Regret", because some wounds echo forever. "Regret" feels like a voice memo sent from the edge of a breakdown. Cracked vocals, cold synths, and heavy silences form a lo-fi confession of guilt and betrayal. It's not just about what was lost—it's about knowing you caused it. Link
BALDUVIAN BEARS - Express "Regret"
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